The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-06
Shipping Notes.

The topsail schooner si9nalled off Homo
lulu on Thursday was probably the H. l..
Iierran, Melander master, bound for Legiep,
Marshall Islands, which sailed from San
Francisco August Goth.
Alexander Brown & Co.'s trade report,
Newcastle, n. S. W., 9th August, reports the
''Mazatlan," $50 tons capacity. chartered for
kahului, and the August Burchard, 700
tons, for Honolulu.
Arrived at San Francisco: August 19-bark
Forest Queen, Winding, % days hence; bktne
Ella, Rust % days hence. 2l-bark @. o.
Whitmore, Thompson, 80 days hence: bktne
Eureka, Meyer, 1877 days hence.
Bktne Discovery brought 1850 SKIS barley,
1440 SKIS bran, 500 SKIS bone meal. 81 cs crack
ers, $50 SKIS corn, 1900 brls -four, 81 pkgs fur
niture, go pkgs groceries, $50 bales hay, 400
live hogs, 100 pkgs hardware, 10 pkgs liquors,
pkgs machinery, 240 SKIS oats, 100 SKIS pota-
toes, pkgs stationery, 500 sks salt, 900 SKIS
wheat, 1850 posts buggy and horses. She
is consigned to Messrs Hackfeld d Co.
The bktne Planter, Captain VIM. R. Peril
man, left Sept. 1 for San Francisco. She
took {, 415 bags 1856 tons 545 lbs.) sugar, f.
285 bags (21414 tons) rice, and 6 pkgs effects.
The shippers were, H Hackfeld & Co, GAL ,377
lbs sugar, value $25,000 and 22,500 lbs rice
value 5000; Theo II Davies d Co, 103, 149 lbs
sugar, value $4,000; Bolte, 372, 1926 lbs sugar,
o.
lbs sugar, value 81 200 and 100000 lbs rice
value $4,000. Total value of cargo, So. 500,
The steamship Zealandia, Ciptain L. Van
Oterendorp, arrived September ,, days
from San Francisco, en- ronte to Auckland
and Sydney. She brought as cabin and %
Storage passengers, and 1877 tons freight for
Honolulu. eft San Francisco at o'clock, d.
M, August Goth, on which and the following
day had strong northerly winds and heavy
sea; August 2Sth to arrival, light N. E. trades
and fair weather. She proceeded on her voy
age at midnight, and had through passen-
gers for Auckland and GA for Sydney.
The 5 Australia Captain Houdlette. sailed
at noon, Tuesday, for San Francisco, with
142 passengers and a cargo valued at $780,
1928. The cargo consisted of 12.267 bags
sugar, 1,5l9,09S pounds, value, S64, 422. SO,
shipped by w. G. Irwin & Co.; $50 bags su-
gar, 1O6,908 pounds, value, $4,767.85, ship
ped by j L Warehouse; 1856 bags sugar, 81
0l8 pounds, value, $S32,SS, by G Along; 4SO
bags sugar, $685. pounds, $2,751.59 and $50
bags rice, $4,000 pounds, 81, 1870, by NJ Phil
lip Il CO..; 941 bags rice, 81, 100 pounds, value,
$3.764. by Sing Chong d Coz. 1000 bags rice,
10000 pounds. value So, $50 and 10 bnchs ba-
nanas, value So by Hyman Bros; 597 bchs
bananas, 1897, E L Marshall; 251 bchs bana-
mas, S25l, s Ehrlich; II bchs bananas, SI2,
McChesney d Son; 1872 bchs bananas, 1892,
and IL bags coffee, LOO pounds, $500, o j
Cambell; 1874 bchs bananas, Sl84, and l box
fruit, $25, P G Camarinos; $50 bchs bananas,
$50, Mrs Henson; 555 bdls hides, 1,l58 pcs,
$4,464, s bdls sheep skin, 500 pcs, 500, and l
bdl goat skins, Ill pcs, 500, McChesney &
Son; 306 bdls green hides and u bdls dry
hides, 673 pcs, 1850 and 5 bdls goat skins,
4S5 pcs, $175, F f Porter; 100 bdls sugar
cane, 1000 pcs, $25, Wing On Wo & Co: l4S
bdls sugar cane. l,4SO pcs, $40, Lam Tap;
1 bicycle, 800, c. Bolte.